Gaza no longer in famine but food crisis remains severe, UN reports
Aid agencies warn fragile ceasefire and limited deliveries could push territory back towards famine
Aid agencies warn fragile ceasefire and limited deliveries could push territory back towards famine
Four years ago, he helped eject Binyamin Netanyahu from office and is hoping for a repeat next year
Jewish people are not the State of Israel, no more than Irish people were the IRA. Equally, the people of Gaza are not Hamas. But hatred has no respect for logic
Activist attends ‘evening of words and song’ for Gaza awareness at Dublin’s Dalymount Park
Swedish activist will take part in ‘an evening of words and songs for Gaza’ at Dalymount Park on Thursday
Neither the political right nor the left has been immune from its pull
Videos show father and son opening fire on Bondi Beach in attack that left 15 dead and 40 wounded
Israel is accused of near-daily strikes on Gaza, but says the militant group has been rearming
Saed thought to have helped plan October 2023 attacks on Israel
UN agency says materials for shelters and sandbags are not being allowed to enter the enclave
Canadian judge Kimberly Prost is unable to use credit cards, transfer money or book everyday services in what she calls an attack on the independence of the judiciary
Rahaf Abu Jazar died of exposure after water inundated her family’s tent in Khan Younis
Reporters Without Borders says some 29 out of 67 reporters killed were based in Gaza
Palestinian enclave’s ‘yellow line’ is Israel’s ‘new border’ in territory, military chief tells soldiers
The displacement of Israel from Asia to Europe is neither innocent nor inconsequential
Mediators suspect Netanyahu reluctant to move to next stage of truce as Hamas and Red Cross search for remains of final hostage
West Bank city had suspended celebrations due to conflict in Gaza
Social media encourages a kind of roleplaying of rage that is mostly futile and impotent
Israeli PM says second stage of US president’s proposal for Palestinian enclave is close
The song contest is an accurate reflection of a troubled and increasingly divided continent
More than 70,000 killed in Palestinian enclave since start of war with Israel continuing attacks despite ceasefire
Irish Council for Civil Liberties made the complaint to the Data Protection Commission in Dublin
Irish political leaders only responded to denaming plan after criticism from Israel, says Gideon Saar
Raymond McCreesh Park was given its name in 2001 following a proposal by the party
Sinn Féin motion passed by 32 votes to 28 at council meeting
Head of Catholic Church visits Lebanon after leaving Turkey on first overseas trip
Government criticised for ‘delays and delays and delays’ on legislation banning trade with illegal settlements
Chief Rabbi says Jewish story deserves not to be ‘whitewashed or erased’
At Other Voices festival in Kerry, former president warns of ‘anti-intellectualism’ threat to peace
Gazan student says new life in Dublin is ‘a miracle’
Irish author Rooney says her books could disappear from UK stores altogether
Alleged violations include severe beatings, scalding with boiling water, dog attacks and sexual assaults
The GAA is being pushed by its own members - not outside forces - to cut ties with sponsors Allianz over Gaza
Dror Or’s body is identified following forensic tests; attention now fixed on Thai national and one Israeli police officer still unaccounted for
Olwen Fouéré calls on university to ‘sever all ties with Technion and the Israeli regime’
Palestinian enclave’s health ministry reports 345 killed and 588 bodies recovered since fragile ceasefire began in October
Gaza war and economic restrictions in Israeli-occupied West Bank have wiped out decades of growth
Hundreds of Palestinians were killed while seeking food amid chaotic scenes near its aid distribution sites
One year after a ceasefire with Israel, some residents are returning to live under the hum of surveillance drones
The issue I have is not that Ireland is pro-Palestinian - its people’s rights and future must be protected - but that it is so aggressively anti-Israel
Hundreds of Palestinians and at least three Israeli soldiers have been killed since truce in mid-October
A Palestinian man released from Israel’s prison system is happy to be getting married, but ex-prisoners and their families tell of harsh conditions, inside and out
Israel and Hamas continue to trade blame for ceasefire violations with 12 children among those most recently killed
Conversation ‘needs to be had’ with Israel about helping to fund Gaza reconstruction, new Minister for Foreign Affairs says
Hamas and Israel have traded blame for what both call violations of the US-brokered truce
Controversial plan prompts warnings from rights groups of a discriminatory and dangerous shift in Israel’s legal system
Oval Office meeting with Mohammed bin Salman was a triumph for the Saudi crown prince
Many quote Brendan Behan and suggest the first item on the agenda for a left alliance will be the split. They said the same about the Catherine Connolly campaign
Much of the road ahead still remains uncharted after Monday’s landmark security council vote
Netanyahu reiterates ‘opposition to a Palestinian state on any territory has not changed’ in response to far-right ministers
Tánaiste says he has ‘significant concerns that we’re not having that sort of discussion at a policy level in Ireland that every other European country is having’
Little appetite among the would-be troop contributors to new international stabilisation force
Indonesia, Azerbaijan and others could contribute troops to 20,000-strong international stabilisation force
Text authorises an international stabilisation force which would ensure process of demilitarising Palestinian enclave
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices